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DOHA, QATAR – Qatar has the third largest proven conventional natural gas reserves and is the world’s largest producer of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) with an annual output of around 77 million tons. RasGas Company Limited (RasGas) produces about half…
“Education and business go hand in hand” – Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim Al-Thani (Doha, March 30) Al-Faisal Holding, one of Qatar’s leading diversified business groups, and Carnegie Mellon Qatar today announced a landmark co-operation agreement, that cements the link between…
Event: Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar is pleased to announce a lecture by Hamad Rashid Al Mohannadi, Chief Executive Officer, RasGas and Khalid Sultan R. Al Kuwari, Chief Marketing and Shipping Officer, RasGas. The lecture is titled The Role of…
Qatar Academy and Lycée Bonaparte in Doha finish 1st, 2nd DOHA, QATAR – Imagine you’re part of NASA’s Mars Science Laboratory. It’s your job to develop a robot like the Curiosity Rover, which must land on Mars and scoop up…
Aysha Fakhroo, a Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar computer science graduate and Application Manager at ExxonMobil, returned for the university’s Professional Day career and networking fair with an aim to hire skilled students who are currently enrolled. “Carnegie Mellon’s computer…
DOHA, QATAR – Aysha Fakhroo, a Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar computer science graduate and Application Manager at ExxonMobil, returned for the university’s Professional Day career and networking fair with an aim to hire skilled students who are currently enrolled.…
DOHA, QATAR – Having played concerts from the Atlantic Ocean to the Caspian Sea, the C Street Brass ensemble from the Carnegie Mellon School of Music has dazzled audiences all over the world. The unique musical group will be touring…
DOHA, QATAR – Having played concerts from the Atlantic Ocean to the Caspian Sea, the C Street Brass ensemble from the Carnegie Mellon School of Music has dazzled audiences all over the world. The unique musical group will be touring…
DOHA, QATAR – Whether it’s cricket, basketball or football, it can be hard for fans to see all the action in a fast-paced sports game. That’s why Takeo Kanade, a computer and robotics professor at Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh, developed…
DOHA, QATAR – “Innovation and technology are the main driving forces for economic growth, ultimately leading to future productivity,” noted Finn Kydland, Carnegie Mellon alumnus and Nobel Laureate, during the Richard M. Cyert Distinguished Lecture Series in Business Management at…
